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What’s Your Story - Actor/Director Selton Mello? #124 SEASON 6 PREMIERE on the LIFE IN FILM YouTube channel now! Our guest today has been voted ‘Most Beloved Brazilian in Cinema’, after four decades in the industry. He has gone from child start to writing, directing and taking on acclaimed roles in projects such as Academy Award Winning ‘I’m Still Here’. We chat about Brazilian cult classics, like ‘A Dog’s Will’ (O Auto da Compadecida) and ‘The Clown’ (O Palhaco), and going from dubbing Hollywood movies to being in one, ‘Anaconda’, where he captivate the audience with a killer performance as Santiago. Credits Include I’m Still Here / Anaconda / The Clown (O Palhaco) /A Dog’s Will (O Auto da Compadecida) / O Cheiro do Ralo / Terapia (Sessão de Terapia) / The Movie of My Life / The Invisible

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The greatest adventure of my life came from the darkest time period in my life #sponsored The transition into my first years of adulthood were quite challenging. The passing of pets, grandparents, and other family members marked the end of my of childhood. At the same time I was having to lay to rest identities of myself I’d built up through school. After sacrificing years of personal relationships, lots of money and other career opportunities to work for myself running various businesses, it seemed to come crashing down. The peak of that was what felt like my biggest failure televised for millions to watch and criticize. A dream that became a nightmare. I desperately wanted to get out of my hometown and that was supposed to be the ticket out. The route I was going and the environment I wa